AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDelaware Health & Education: Jefferson’s Sidney Kimmel Medical College is laying out Delaware’s first medical school, with a regional campus expected to welcome its first class in July 2028—aimed at easing physician shortages in Kent and Sussex. Public Safety: A DUI checkpoint in Sussex County led to four arrests after 983 cars passed through the stop. Health Policy: Senate hearings are underway for CDC director nominee Dr. Erica Schwartz, with public health advocates watching closely for whether she can steer the agency back toward evidence-based guidance. Drugs & Consumer Costs: Delaware AG Kwame Raoul announced a $29.6 million Glenmark settlement tied to alleged generic drug price-fixing and reduced competition. Kids’ Health Care: Nemours, Jefferson, and Temple are exploring an alliance to support St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in North Philadelphia. Environment: Delmarva conservationists are reacting to a federal rollback of how “harm” is defined under the Endangered Species Act, which could reshape protections for threatened wildlife. Culture & Community: Rehoboth Beach Pride returns July 18, and Delaware’s arts calendar also includes community events and museum spotlights.
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